"Okay, thank you Mike, there are two beds in there right?" Henry asks starting to walk toward the bedroom on the right side of the living room.
"Of course, goodnight guys," Mike says yawning and waving his out behind him.
"Okay goodnight, Mike," Henry says going over to the bed and laying down.
"Hey Henry, do you think we'll ever get home?" Alice questions.
"I don't know Al, I really don't know," Henry says yawning.
"I sure do hope we get home," Alice says yawning also.
"Goodnight Alice, " Henry says getting in the covers.
"Goodnight Henry, I love you," Alice says getting in her covers as-well.
"I love you too," Henry says between yawns.
. . . . . . . . . . . .
THE NEXT DAY
"Hey guys, you need to wake up now okay," Mike says walking in and out quickly.
Alice and Henry get out of bed and started to stretch, when they realized that they were in the same clothes from yesterday.
"I'm so tired!!!" Henry yells falling on the floor.
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